Sentence examples for Remarkable project from inspiring English sources

Scottish devolution was a remarkable project.

Which is why a remarkable project is under way to attempt to transform the Dee, restoring its natural course to improve the prospects of the pearl mussel.

And so work continues on a remarkable project; and this slayer, and celebrator, of sacred monsters, forges on towards his tenth decade.

However, thanks to Noah's involvement in a remarkable project, funded by the British Heart Foundation, his prospects of leading a normal life have received a major boost.

Many are hidden in remote monasteries or temples whose walls are crumbling, but a remarkable project has recorded the paintings before they disappear for ever.

And while this isn't Princeton history, it's a remarkable project in the larger world of history and one that seems to have tremendous potential.

The architects Platt Byard Dovell White have, among other things, replaced a lacy ironwork balustrade missing for decades from the seventh floor and reconstructed a remarkable projecting metal and glass marquee projecting over the Fifth Avenue show window.

McGonigal's examples include remarkable projects like Foldit, a game that uses players' spatial reasoning to model the three-dimensional structures of proteins, and her own game World Without Oil, which creates collaborative solutions to the exhaustion of fossil fuels.

Drug reformers advocate projects collectively known as "harm reduction": methadone programmes, needle-exchange centres, prescription heroin.One of the most remarkable projects designed to reduce harm is going on in a clinic two floors up in a side street in Bern, in Switzerland.

Some of the remarkable projects initiated at Forestry Commission sites in the past few years – from the reopening of the 16-mile Blue Man Walk through the forests of Dalby, Broxa and Langdale, to the inspiring Cannock Chase Route To Health – have been the direct outcome of partnerships between the commission, the local authority and members of the public.

Dr. Hoffman has written numerous journal articles, and co-authored Shared Voyage: Learning and Unlearning from Remarkable Projects (NASA, 2005) and Project Management Success Stories: Lessons of Project Leaders (Wiley, 2000), He has been faculty at Columbia University, The George Washington University, University Technology Sydney, ECS Lille, and Drexel University in the School of Engineering.